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  1. 02-20-2008 06:16 PM #1
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    Anyone installed a LS7 in there rod?

     



    I am installing a LS7. And have a few questions. Chime in if you have. I have fuel, oiling ?????????
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    To me, an LS7 was a 454 manufactured in 1968/69/70. Sorry.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bada
    I am installing a LS7. And have a few questions. Chime in if you have. I have fuel, oiling ?????????
    Bada,

    Go here:

    Conversions & Hybrids - LS1TECH

    And ask your question. There are sevral people working LS7 projects in a variety of vehicles old and new. Very helpful people there and lots of GM Third and fourth Gen experience. Good luck on your project. Not trying to run you out of Club Hot Rod, hope you will hang with us here to and share your project.

    Tech, Relatively speaking, what the LS7 was back in 1970, the new LS7 is today, state of the art and the big dog on the block!

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    Of course, that's just my opinion, I could be wrong!
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    Ken Thurm is building a bad ass deuce right now with one ..........

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    I am already on LS1tech. they are helpful on most things. But old rods are just not their thing
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    I am already on LS1tech. they are helpful on most things. But old rods are just not their thing
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    I am already on LS1tech. they are helpful on most things. But old rods are just not their thing
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    I am already on LS1tech. they are helpful on most things. But old rods are just not their thing
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    I am already on LS1tech. they are helpful on most things. But old rods are just not their thing
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    I am already on LS1tech. they are helpful on most things. But old rods are just not their thing
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    WHAT HAPPENED!!!! Why did my post come up so many times? HELP.
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    WHAT HAPPENED!!!! Why did my post come up so many times? HELP.
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